Telling, Showing, Implying
If the information is vital for understanding the story, then outright state it. ("She feared dogs.")
If the information is important but not vital, then show it in a scene. (Have a scene where the heroine screams and runs away when she sees a dog.)
If the information adds to the story but isn't important, then imply it. (When the stablegirl and prince are out walking, she notices they will pass close to the kennel, so she diverts their route towards the gardens.)
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